Re: /etc/git/

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Hi Randall,

On Thu, Dec 26, 2024 at 03:46:29PM -0500, rsbecker@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >So, I prefer /etc/gitconfig over /etc/git/config + GIT_CONFIG_SYSTEM, but I prefer
> >/etc/git/config over both.
> 
> One possible thing is to have your central git config, wherever you put it, use [include] sections.
> These allow flexibility to pull in relevant configurations depending on the qualification
> of the include. Maybe something else to think about.

I had forgotten about core.attributesFile and core.excludesFile.  I now
have /etc/gitconfig, and then everything else under /etc/git/, and have

[core]
	attributesFile = /etc/git/attributes
	excludesFile = /etc/git/ignore

This seems quite decent.


Have a lovely new year!
Alex

> 
> An enhancement like this is high impact and would touch a fair amount of code. It is not
> Just for --system, but --global and --local also. The semantic of specifying and resolving 
> Configurations and attributes (inherited in repositories) are significant.
> 
> --Randall
> 
> 
> 

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